Spyder & Pycharm
Not very satisfied with Jupyter, although it can used for R programming also. Today, I open the "Spyder" IDE and it works well except for the automation completion is not functioning.
The good side of the Spyder is that you can see your .py file and your running console at the same screen. And you running console can be Python or IPython which is my favorite.
Also another alternative is Pycharm which seems is not "free" for full version. I believe that Pycharm looks much more professional the Spyder. But i will stick to Spyder for a while before any distractions or attractions.
These days I am learning Web Scrapping and Tkinter, meantime, learning to use "class" more frequently.
18/1/4 published !
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add on 05/02/2018 :
I did use PyCharm(community version) for almost one month and i love it. It should be the best python IDE in my point of view. Auto-completion is good, debugging is useful(although have't got a chance to try it yet), and automatic code checking which is great, easy to modify your typo or errors before execute it (Ctrl+Shift+F10, yes, a lot of shortcuts for commands).
Some small issues:
1) not very smoothly running on this "OLD" computer! Don't know who is the culprit.
2) Jupyter is working, but not 100% compatible.
Definitely will recommend it to Python-er !
The good side of the Spyder is that you can see your .py file and your running console at the same screen. And you running console can be Python or IPython which is my favorite.
Also another alternative is Pycharm which seems is not "free" for full version. I believe that Pycharm looks much more professional the Spyder. But i will stick to Spyder for a while before any distractions or attractions.
These days I am learning Web Scrapping and Tkinter, meantime, learning to use "class" more frequently.
18/1/4 published !
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add on 05/02/2018 :
I did use PyCharm(community version) for almost one month and i love it. It should be the best python IDE in my point of view. Auto-completion is good, debugging is useful(although have't got a chance to try it yet), and automatic code checking which is great, easy to modify your typo or errors before execute it (Ctrl+Shift+F10, yes, a lot of shortcuts for commands).
Some small issues:
1) not very smoothly running on this "OLD" computer! Don't know who is the culprit.
2) Jupyter is working, but not 100% compatible.
Definitely will recommend it to Python-er !
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